hamptons i

Architect: Ike Kligerman Barkley

Interior Designer: D’Apostrophe

Landscape Architect: Hollander Design

Role: Havard Cooper was Senior Architect and Project Manager at D’apostrophe under Francis D’Haene

“tour an art-filled east hampton home”

-GALERIE MAGAZINE

“THIS ELEGANT HAMPTONS HOME IS AN EXERCISE IN RESTRAINT—AND COMPROMISE” - elle decor

Photo by Richard Powers. Vladimir Kagan lounge chairs from Ralph Pucci sit inside the pool pavilion, which contains a teak bar conceived by D’Apostrophe Design; teak chaise longues by Roda line one side of the pool.

Photo by Richard Powers. The entrance hall features a Frederik Molenschot chandelier swirling above a Sterling Ruby painting, a Vincent Dubourg credenza that hosts a Pierre Yovanovitch lamp, and a Jiun Ho bench next to the window.

The entrance hall features a Frederik Molenschot chandelier swirling above a Sterling Ruby painting, a Vincent Dubourg credenza that hosts a Pierre Yovanovitch lamp, and a Jiun Ho bench next to the window.

Photo by Richard Powers. A painting by Eamon Ore-Giron and a Vibeke Fonnesberg Schmidt pendant from Nilufar animate the breakfast area, which is furnished with a Jean-Pierre Tortil table and Gubi chairs from Suite NY.

Photo by Richard Powers. Vintage Pierre Jeanneret chairs surround a Rick Owens table in the dining room, where D’Haene installed an Achille Salvagni chandelier and a starry Kiki Smith wall piece.

Photo by Richard Powers. Soft textures rule in the primary bedroom, where D’Haene used a Pierre Frey sueded fabric on the wall behind the Minotti bed, dressed with Frette bedding and a throw of Donghia fabric; India Mahdavi lamps top the custom night

Photo by Richard Powers.

Photo by Richard Powers. A Mel Bochner text painting adds a wry note behind the library’s Marco Dessi sofa, which is covered in a Holly Hunt fabric and flanked by Jean-Michel Frank–style lamps on Moss & Lam side tables; the bronze cluster tables are

Photo by Richard Powers. A pendant created by D’Apostrophe Design hovers above the study’s François Bauchet desk, which is topped with a lamp by Serge Mouille; the armchair is by Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret, and the rug is by Tai Ping.

Exterior of Home from rear.

Detail Image of Upper Floor Windows and Shutters

Detail image of red cedar shingles used around from wall to ridge.

Bird's Eye view of property

View of Pool shot from high angle

Photo by Richard Powers. Vladimir Kagan lounge chairs from Ralph Pucci sit inside the pool pavilion, which contains a teak bar conceived by D’Apostrophe Design; teak chaise longues by Roda line one side of the pool.

Photo by Richard Powers. The entrance hall features a Frederik Molenschot chandelier swirling above a Sterling Ruby painting, a Vincent Dubourg credenza that hosts a Pierre Yovanovitch lamp, and a Jiun Ho bench next to the window.

The entrance hall features a Frederik Molenschot chandelier swirling above a Sterling Ruby painting, a Vincent Dubourg credenza that hosts a Pierre Yovanovitch lamp, and a Jiun Ho bench next to the window.

Photo by Richard Powers. A painting by Eamon Ore-Giron and a Vibeke Fonnesberg Schmidt pendant from Nilufar animate the breakfast area, which is furnished with a Jean-Pierre Tortil table and Gubi chairs from Suite NY.

Photo by Richard Powers. Vintage Pierre Jeanneret chairs surround a Rick Owens table in the dining room, where D’Haene installed an Achille Salvagni chandelier and a starry Kiki Smith wall piece.

Photo by Richard Powers. Soft textures rule in the primary bedroom, where D’Haene used a Pierre Frey sueded fabric on the wall behind the Minotti bed, dressed with Frette bedding and a throw of Donghia fabric; India Mahdavi lamps top the custom night

Photo by Richard Powers.

Photo by Richard Powers. A Mel Bochner text painting adds a wry note behind the library’s Marco Dessi sofa, which is covered in a Holly Hunt fabric and flanked by Jean-Michel Frank–style lamps on Moss & Lam side tables; the bronze cluster tables are

Photo by Richard Powers. A pendant created by D’Apostrophe Design hovers above the study’s François Bauchet desk, which is topped with a lamp by Serge Mouille; the armchair is by Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret, and the rug is by Tai Ping.

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